Eagle Forum, joined by a diverse group of state and local activists, in calling on all Americans to make their voices heard by participating in the Stop “Targeting” Our Kids Align Act. This petition drive, directed to Target corporate leadership, peacefully requests that Target move or remove divisive “Trans Pride” items currently sold by the company.
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“I loved Phyllis Schlafly!” said Tucker Carlson to me last weekend. My mother was loved and admired by so many people, which meant that I shared her time with a multitude of admirers both near and far.
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Since President Biden assumed office, the situation at the southern border has been chaotic. Illegal entries from around the world have skyrocketed because of the loose policies of the Biden administration.
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Kid-friendly has not been a dependable label for some time, but most parents still rely on it as they try to steer their children clear of harmful or inappropriate entertainment.
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Statement by Eagle Forum President, Kristen A. Ullman: On behalf of Eagle Forum, I am pleased to sign the American Sovereignty Declaration and join the Sovereignty Coalition. Eagle Forum was started in 1972 by Phyllis Schlafly, who in addition to being concerned about the traditional pro-family issues, understood the importance of American Sovereignty and independence from international ‘busybodies,’ as she called them.
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The Parents Bill of Rights (H.R. 5) sponsored by Representative Julia Letlow (R-LA) will ensure that parents have access to what their children are learning in public education and be able to voice their concerns without being silenced. This seems like an issue in which we all can find common ground, right?
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Republicans are taking a stand for our children’s futures by clarifying the rights of parents and therefore strengthening the family unit. H.R. 5 is an incredible piece of legislation that protects children in public schools.
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March has been deemed Women’s History Month, but it seems that the only ones who truly celebrate women are conservatives. Liberals in Congress have pushed forward policies that erase women by allowing biological men in their private spaces and sports, demeaning motherhood, and separating moms from their children.
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Washington, D.C. has rules that require directors of child care centers need a bachelor’s degree in early education, teachers need an associate’s degree in early education, and assistant teachers and caregivers in home-based daycares need a Child Development Associate’s credential. In other words, grandma is not qualified to change a baby’s diaper.
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The Senate is poised to vote THIS WEEK on a bill that would strip away our religious freedoms. The House-passed Respect for Marriage Act (H.R. 8404/S. 4556) fully repeals the Clinton-era Defense of Marriage Act which protected states’ rights to maintain the definition of traditional marriage.
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A cornerstone is the rock upon which a building is built; the cornerstone joins two walls together to form a single unit. Marriage is a cornerstone that brings together a man and a woman to build a family and join their lives together.
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While “racist” used to be the reflexive label that leftists slapped onto anything that didn’t pander to their ideologies, “fascist” is the new go-to description of conservatives, Christians, and patriots.
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Eagle Forum celebrated its Golden Anniversary in St. Louis, MO over the weekend at Eagle Council 50, where hundreds of Eagle activists came together to continue the fight for our nation’s strongest asset: freedom.
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Eagle Forum celebrated its Golden Anniversary in St. Louis, MO over the weekend at Eagle Council 50, where hundreds of Eagle activists came together to continue the fight for our nation’s strongest asset: freedom.
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On this date six years ago, my mother, Phyllis Schlafly, passed away. I miss her as I celebrate her extraordinary life. – Anne Schlafly Cori
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Essex County NJ Republican Women gathered Aug. 15 to celebrate Phyllis Schlafly’s birthday. The event featured a special visit via Zoom from Schlafly’s daughter, Anne Schlafly Cori.
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With the explosion of internet technology over the last few decades, Congress has been unable to keep up. While the world wide web has given us connected us to many good experiences, the access of online predators continues to multiply.
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The inaptly-named Respect for Marriage Act seeks to repeal the Defense of Marriage Act of 1996 (DOMA) and codify the U.S. Supreme Court’s decision in Obergefell v. Hodges (2015) to legalize same-sex marriage. Such a troublesome policy pronouncement by Congress in favor of same-sex marriage would not only legislate a harmful, anti-family policy but also would unleash further religious freedom violations, threaten the tax-exempt status of religious entities, and wrongly marginalize social conservatives.
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For decades the left has both covertly and overtly pounded us with philosophies and policies that make the continuation of this society less and less possible. As only Victor Davis Hanson can explain, we must pay attention to trends playing out right before our eyes that will lead to our demise.
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“I will match every $100 donation to Eagle Forum”. Yes, double your contribution today and this Eagle will match your donation!
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Eagle Forum’s Vice President Cathie Adams joins Engage with Eagle Forum to tell her story of what “drew her out of the pew.” Much to her surprise, her passion to protect preborn babies propelled her to be a voice in other countries. You are sure to be inspired!
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Today, I honor my mother for her extraordinary strength and intellect. But I also am grateful that because of her foresight and advocacy, I have a large supply of 100-watt incandescent light bulbs in my basement. My home will continue to be illuminated by this warm glow for many years.
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Becoming involved in politics can be very intimidating. When the left pushes an agenda, they do it forcefully with a handful of talking points and loads of money. However, when we know the truth, how do we make our voice heard?
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One day, as I was working at home, my then three-year-old son James came to me and leaned on my leg. He always did that when I sat. Completely unbidden, he told me that his mommy said he was a girl.
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